Online privacy during the Covid-19 pandemic
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In order to curb the spread of the disease, governments are adopting strict measures, imposing severe restrictions on people's freedoms and…
In order to curb the spread of the disease, governments are adopting strict measures, imposing severe restrictions on people's freedoms and online privacy. It is essential to keep track of these measures to make sure they don’t spin out of control.
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Ten problems with the GDPR after one year
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the new privacy law for the European Union (EU), went into effect on May 25, 2018. One year …
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the new privacy law for the European Union (EU), went into effect on May 25, 2018. One year later, there is mounting evidence that the law has not produced its intended outcomes; moreover, the unintended consequences are severe and widespread, having an impact on businesses, digital innovation, the labour market and consumers.
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How Tim Berners-Lee's Inrupt project plans to fix the web
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World Wide Web creator Tim Berners-Lee has long wanted to change the way we share data. His startup Inrupt is trying to make this a commerc…
World Wide Web creator Tim Berners-Lee has long wanted to change the way we share data. His startup Inrupt is trying to make this a commercial possibility.
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How to protect Our Kids' Data and Privacy
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Kids now have an online presence starting at birth, which raises a host of legal and ethical concerns. We desperately need a new data-prote…
Kids now have an online presence starting at birth, which raises a host of legal and ethical concerns. We desperately need a new data-protection framework.
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Data and Privacy in the digital age: from evidence to policy
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The Blog post outlines the key findings and recommendations of the Children's data and privacy online project led by LSE's professor Sonia …
The Blog post outlines the key findings and recommendations of the Children's data and privacy online project led by LSE's professor Sonia Livingstone.
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Children's Data and Privacy Online: Information Commissioner's Office Grants Programme
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The relevance of the data protection issue has drawn attention to a topical point related to it, which is children's online safety. The pr…
The relevance of the data protection issue has drawn attention to a topical point related to it, which is children's online safety. The project led by LSE Professor Sonia Livingstone in 2018 and 2019 has brought to significant outcomes as regards children's conception of privacy online, their capacity to consent and their understanding of the online environment, including both its interpersonal and its commercial dimension.
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Why it's So Hard for Users to Control Their Data
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Althouh today there is much more concern towards the issue of online data protection, most users continue to have a naive attitude. As a ma…
Althouh today there is much more concern towards the issue of online data protection, most users continue to have a naive attitude. As a matter of fact, data governance represents a daunting challenge. What would be needed is a system that defines and grants users "digital agency"-the ability to own the rights to their personal data, manage access to this data and, potentially be compensated fairly for such access.
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As Schools Close Over Coronavirus, Protect Kids' Privacy in Online Learning
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The article raises the issue of the lack of data privacy laws protecting children, with regard to online teaching during the Coronavirus pa…
The article raises the issue of the lack of data privacy laws protecting children, with regard to online teaching during the Coronavirus pandemic
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As Schools Close Over Coronavirus, Protect Kids' Privacy in Online Learning
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The article raises the issue of the lack of data privacy laws protecting children, with regard to online teaching during the Coronavirus pa…
The article raises the issue of the lack of data privacy laws protecting children, with regard to online teaching during the Coronavirus pandemic
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Massive Shift to Remote Learning Prompts Big Data Privacy Concerns
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The article aims at raising awareness about the issue of student's data protection with reference to remote learning during the Coronavirus…
The article aims at raising awareness about the issue of student's data protection with reference to remote learning during the Coronavirus outbreak.
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Protecting Student-Data Privacy: An Expert's View
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Fordham University Law Professor Joel Reidenberg talks with Education Week Correspondent John Tulenko about student data and the best ways …
Fordham University Law Professor Joel Reidenberg talks with Education Week Correspondent John Tulenko about student data and the best ways to keep it secure.
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Who uses student data? (Iconography by Data Quality Campaign)
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Most personal student information stays local. Districts, states, and the federal government all collect data about students for important …
Most personal student information stays local. Districts, states, and the federal government all collect data about students for important purposes like informing instruction and providing information to the public. But the type of data collected, and who can access them, is different at each point. From schools to the US Department of Education, see how student data are—and are not—accessed and used.
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Getting education data right (The Unesco Institute for Statistics)
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The UNESCO Institute for Statistics is producing globally-comparable education data for the monitoring and implementation of SDG 4 and the …
The UNESCO Institute for Statistics is producing globally-comparable education data for the monitoring and implementation of SDG 4 and the Education 2030 agenda.
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What is student data? (Data Quality Campaign)
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There are many types of data that support student learning—and they’re so much more than test scores. But individual data points don’t give…
There are many types of data that support student learning—and they’re so much more than test scores. But individual data points don’t give the full picture needed to support the incredibly important education goals of parents, students, educators, and policymakers. See the types of data that can come together—under requirements like privacy and security—to form a full picture of student learning. When used effectively, data empowers everyone.
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Data ownership: Who owns what and why? (Lecture highlights)
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Today big corporations have more granular and immediate personal data beyond that of any state. How does this impact the welfare state’s ab…
Today big corporations have more granular and immediate personal data beyond that of any state. How does this impact the welfare state’s ability to harness and use data for the public good? Leading economist Mariana Mazzucato chairs a discussion with Evgeny Morozov and Isabella de Michelis to discuss the politics of data ownership.
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Why You Need To Take Ownership Of Your Data
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Reflection on the importance of taking ownership of personal data
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Big data is makjng education smarter
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Education techonology companies are leveraging big data to improve classroom engagement and make learning more effective
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How to get education data right
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The UNESCO institute for Statistics is producing globally-comparable education data for the monitoring and implementation of SDG 4 and the …
The UNESCO institute for Statistics is producing globally-comparable education data for the monitoring and implementation of SDG 4 and the Education 2030 agenda
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Data Privacy and Consent | Fred Cate
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Dr. Fred Cate’s talk revolves around the current approach to data privacy. He analyzes the role that consent plays in data protection and p…
Dr. Fred Cate’s talk revolves around the current approach to data privacy. He analyzes the role that consent plays in data protection and privacy today, grappling with how we manage consent in a world in which data is constantly being inferred about us. In a chaotic world, he emphasizes that it is important that we ask for consent in a meaningful and effective manner.
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Can universities boost student experience without invading privacy?
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Colleges and universities have implemented a wide range of technologies on their campuses to collect data, often with the intent to improve…
Colleges and universities have implemented a wide range of technologies on their campuses to collect data, often with the intent to improve the education experience. But the surge of data collection in higher education has prompted many to scrutinize the privacy implications of gathering personal data on students and the lack of transparency around how it’s being used.
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Universities Make Positive Changes Through Data Collection
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Supposing the data collected by educational system could turn to be used in a positive way, how it will be possible? Analytics might seem l…
Supposing the data collected by educational system could turn to be used in a positive way, how it will be possible? Analytics might seem like a tool more suited for large corporations than higher education, but what if data analytics had the power to prevent students from dropping out of college?
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GDPR for Schools & Universities. Is Your University GDPR Ready?
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With the entry into force of the GDPR introducing the accountability principle, Schools and Universities become data controllers and theref…
With the entry into force of the GDPR introducing the accountability principle, Schools and Universities become data controllers and therefore are responsible for demonstrating compliance with all the requirements of the GDPR including the principles of lawfulness, transparency, purpose limitation, minimization, accuracy, storage limitation, integrity and confidentiality, transfers, data subjects rights. As data controllers, Universities need to have organised records of what personal data exists, as well as documentation explaining why it has been held, how it is collected, who has access to it and when it will be removed or anonymised.
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Differences between Personal data and Sensitive data
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Now that the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) has been in effect for over a year, you’ve likely become acquainted with the term ‘p…
Now that the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) has been in effect for over a year, you’ve likely become acquainted with the term ‘personal data’.
But what exactly does personal data mean? And did you know that the GDPR includes a sub-category of sensitive personal data that comes with its own requirements?
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What is the GDPR? | A summary of the EU GDPR
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What exactly is the GDPR all about? And what does it mean for data subjects and businesses? Before going deeply into the issues of persona…
What exactly is the GDPR all about? And what does it mean for data subjects and businesses? Before going deeply into the issues of personal data treatment, this video will help understand better the law which regulates the protection of personal data we put on the world wide web.
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Personal data on the web
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Big data is big business and as value is created from customer insight - but, where is the moral line? What happens when companies cross th…
Big data is big business and as value is created from customer insight - but, where is the moral line? What happens when companies cross that line? What if consumers could flip the equation to offer their data directly to the companies they trust? The future could be customer monetized data. Investor and entrepreneur. Futurist, and established thought leader on Personal Data and Privacy. Published in Forbes, American Banker, FinExtra and Startup Collective; named by Bank Innovation as one of the 2015 Innovators to Watch - CEO’s who are Changing the Future of Banking. A multiple award-winning Member of the Young Presidents Organization; the Young Entrepreneur’s Council and The Institute of Directors; as well as a graduate of McGill University and the inventor of a number of industry defining patents all relating to the creation, sharing and monetization of customer data. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.
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Green deal Report
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This Communication sets out a European Green Deal for the European Union (EU) and its citizens. It resets the Commission’s commitment to ta…
This Communication sets out a European Green Deal for the European Union (EU) and its citizens. It resets the Commission’s commitment to tackling climate and environmental-related challenges that is this generation’s defining task. The atmosphere is warming and the climate is changing with each passing year. One million of the eight million species on the planet are at risk of being lost. Forests and oceans are being polluted and destroyed1 .
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Personal data on the Web Stuart Lacey
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Big data is big business and as value is created from customer insight - but, where is the moral line? What happens when companies cross th…
Big data is big business and as value is created from customer insight - but, where is the moral line? What happens when companies cross that line? What if consumers could flip the equation to offer their data directly to the companies they trust? The future could be customer monetized data.
Investor and entrepreneur. Futurist, and established thought leader on Personal Data and Privacy. Published in Forbes, American Banker, FinExtra and Startup Collective; named by Bank Innovation as one of the 2015 Innovators to Watch - CEO’s who are Changing the Future of Banking. A multiple award-winning Member of the Young Presidents Organization; the Young Entrepreneur’s Council and The Institute of Directors; as well as a graduate of McGill University and the inventor of a number of industry defining patents all relating to the creation, sharing and monetization of customer data.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
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